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Been looking to find one of these for years! Very rare with the 6.0 W12.
This is the same engine as used in the Phaeton w12
144,000 miles on the clock
Girl with a big bow
The image is a black-and-white photograph of a woman dressed in traditional Russian costume. She wears a headdress with a large polka-dot bow. A knitted scarf with an openwork pattern is draped over her head.
The woman has an open smile. Blurred outlines of trees, buildings, and silhouettes of people are visible in the background, suggesting that the photo was taken outdoors.
All open. It was so windy and cold outside that I had to stick a little rod under the hood to hold it up.
There is no reference pictures of the engine in the Syncro, however I did find pictures of a VW W12 engine and built based on that.
Bentley's first and controversial entry into the SUV field. This example is powered by the 6.0-litre W12 engine.
Foliage near Concord, MA town center. While taking this photo, another driver stopped the car on road and started taking photos with his cellphone while 3 other cars behind him horning for several minutes.
46038 YX25NZF at Leytonstone working on route W12 towards Walthamstow Coppermill Lane.
Stagecoach London's ADL Enviro100EVs made their debut last Saturday on the W12. I don't think I've snapped the route since its revision in 2023 where it replaces parts of the W14. Though this section until the changes was previously only served by the W19.
Video can be found here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=yS2W40Lteuo
The only one in red-orange - 3/5 are still existing (yellow, red & black)
Some details about this particular Nardó here:
- engine was rated at producing 441 kilowatts (600 PS; 591 bhp)
- 621 newton metres (458 ft·lbf)
- 0-100 km/h (0-62.1 mph) took about 3.5 seconds
- top speed of 357 kilometres per hour (221.8 mph)
- weighing just 1,200 kilograms (2,646 lb) WITH fuel and one driver. Withoug fuel & driver it's under 1000 kilograms
It was one of the fastest sports car concepts in the world, created by Charlie Adair.
Volkswagen wanted to show what was technical possible back in 2001 - this will always be a concept car ; Volkswagen never wanted to start a production.
CT Plus OS5 on route W12 in Snaresbrook Road alongside Eagle Pond. It seems to have a side blind in the front.